The Clifton clarion., 1887-05-11
Territorial and General.

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 Ben H. Hereford has been ap- pointed city attorney for Tucson.
 The Phenix and Maricopa rail- road will7bs completed sometime between the first and fifteenth of July. s17e- .'4'a
 The annual report of the Atchi- son Topeka & Santa Fe railroad company made public at the meet ing held in Boston, yesterday, dei- initely settles the question of the Southern Kansas road coming di- rect to Fl Paso. Score another. Fort Worth has ten lines. Fl Paso will have thirteen within a year. Times, May 5.
 There wGs canal company re- gently organized in this city that will start the boom a-booming sure They not only have an abundant supply of water but they now cup- trol the land to rrigate with IL. Several thousand acres of rich az ricultural land will be brought un- der cultivation and the fact de monstrated that Tucsun inns paaris of great price to be had for the :gath-ring.-Citizen.
 Antonio Martinez, an officer of the Mexican Government, and special agent of Torres of Sonora. accompanied ty two sub utiici-ls. arrived this morning and made requisitiou fer the bodies of Li- brado Corona and JnaL Soto rapia in jail here. On presentation of the necessary papers both men were surrendered to him. and in few hours after hls urriva! uere he was on bis return with both pris- oners heavily ironed. It will he remembered that Librado Corona was the individual in whose behalf the Wheaton robbery was planned and carried ont He had for shooting up the town," been fined S200 by Justice Meyer, and failing topay was languishing it ont in jail at the rate of one dollar q day. His companion in crime, under took and did pay his fine by forced loan on Wheaton. By agree ment he was to be liberated for S100-S93 was finally accepted as the sum iotal and Corona WAS dis charged only to be again arrested on the charge of horse stealing.
 Juan Soto Tapia was arrested at Fairbanks, in Cochise County. bv Sheriff Slaughter. on a telegram from Under Sheriff Shibell. wbo accidentally learned of his where abouts, on suspicion of being i'm plicated in the Soso-katz murder, near the southern borders of this county. about two years ago. So nora authorities were also on the lookout for these two men, and on learning of thehr' capture an agent was at once sent t1 identify them. This he did and returned home pending the obtaining of the nec- essary requisifion papers The re- suit of his visit has been the sur render of tue two men.
 The crime for which they are wanted in Sonora is the killing and fobbing. in July. 1882, ofChu- eco Saiazar. wealthy and inhu- ential citizen of Sunorl, who resid-
 
 ed with his family ou Sonora river about 15 miles from Magdelena. Jose Aguirre, recently killed by Marshall Roache. was also of the party. He at that time went by the name of Jesus Bej"ran. In Tucson ne wes known as Ell Sarco \ Mayo Indian was also believed to be implicated in tho robbery, which is said to ba one of the nest atrocious Tn the annals of Mexico. The robbers bsd watched the house and calmly bided their time till all the men folks, excepting Salazar. were absent. Salazar was garrot ed,and died shortly nfterward from the effects of lh lnaltrta;mrnt he received ut the hands nf the rob bers. There were several women ID the house and they We're grossly abused. Thsrobbers secnrpd about SS.000 in money. considerable jew elry. plate and other booty.
 It is not known what disposition will be made of these two men, but the belief Is general that they